Track record

HSBC Holdings PLC ADR (HSBC) stock forecast — our track record

10 completed HSBC stock predictions — wins and misses, nothing deleted. Each forecast was published before the outcome was known.

10
scored HSBC calls — every one whose window has closed, nothing deleted
+14.1%
median return at the window close, from the publication price
9 of 10
hit or exceeded the predicted growth
+16.4%
median peak inside the window — peak, not a realized return
Every call, month by monthOne cell per closed signal
Aug ’25 Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan ’26 Feb Mar Apr
9 Target reached
0 Near target
1 Partial
0 Missed

How our HSBC forecasts have done

Lyra published 10 HSBC stock forecasts from August 14, 2025. Every prediction used the short term horizon (0 to 3 months), and every one was published before its outcome was known. All 10 calls are now closed and scored, with the final forecast window ending July 23, 2026. This gives the public track record a defined start, a consistent horizon, and completed outcomes for each published call.

Nine forecasts reached their targets. No calls were scored as misses, while one received partial credit after the shares rose but did not reach the predicted gain. The average success score across the 10 completed calls was 95%. Because every call used the short term horizon, there was no medium term or long term result to compare. The short term forecasts also had an average score of 95%.

The best call was published on October 23, 2025. It predicted 12% growth, and the stock rose as much as 25.7%. The target was reached in 48 days, and the call received a 100% score. The weakest call was published on February 25, 2026. It predicted 8% growth, but the stock rose only 2.1% during the forecast window. That call received a 50% score. Overall, most HSBC predictions reached their stated targets, with one partial result and no misses.

Written from the closed signals below; refreshed when new signals close.

Closed HSBC signals

At close is the return from the publication price to the last close inside the signal’s measurement window — what the window actually delivered. Peak result is the highest point inside that window, labelled as peak because it is not a realized return.

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